The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-07-12
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counties, namely, Cork, Glare and
Kerry, Immediately on the passage
of the coercion bill, before Parlia-
ment rises. If so the action will GER
tainly be challenged and we may
expect stormy end of the session.
Trevelyan has gone over completely
to the Gladstonian party. His letter
contains singing rebuke to Cham
berlain, whom he practically accuses
of disingenuous language and con-
duct. Chamberlain is busy, mean
while, fomenting with Churchill an
intrigue which he dignifes by the
name of the National Party"
Harrington stands aloof. There is a
small party among the moderate
Unionists which is inclined definitely
to the Gladstonian side.
LONDON, June 29.-The garden party
at Buckingham Palace this evening
is a great special event. Thousands
of invitations were issued. All the
royal visitors who came to attend the
jubilee were present.
The garden party at Buckingham
Palace closed the jubilee festivities.
The King and Queen of Belgium, the
Crown Prince Of Sweden, the Grand
Duke Sergius and wife of Russia
departed this evening, the Prince of
. Wales, Duke of Connaught, and the
august assemblies bidding them fare
well at the railway station. The
Queen has gone to Windsor.
LONDON, June 29.-The ,Mudhook
regatta took place on tina Clyde to-
day. The Thistle and the Trek were
among the contestants. There was
scarcely any wind until the conclu
sion of the first round. when the Com
modore stopped the race and awarded
the prize to the Thistle, which was
then Is minutes and 10 seconds ahead.
1t is understood that the Fortune will
compete with the Thistle and the Irex
in the regatta on July 9th, and will
challenge the Irex for the Breton's
Reef cup.
DUBLIN. June 29.-It is stated that
Holmes, the Acknowledgement for
ireland, is about to be raised to the
Irish bench as a Justice of the Court
of Common Pleas, that Gibson, now
the Solicitor General of ireland, will
succeed him as Attorney General, and
that Sergeant Peter O'Brien viii be
come Solicitor General.
DUBLIN, June William NJ
Murphy, NJ. P, has brought suit
against Carlen Blackburn of the
Royal Navy for trespass, for hauling
down and taking possession of green
flag raised on Mmphy's yacht in
Bantry Bay on jubilee day. The
damages laid are $1,000.
DUBLIN, June 29.-Three orders for
the eiectment of tenants on the Mar
quis of Lansdowne's estate were
obtained to day Lord Lansdowne's
counsel said the tenants in question
would not have been evicted if they
had paid their rent.
VIENNA. June 29.-King Milan of
Servia has Instructed Premier Ristics
to take measures to prevent the return
of Queen Natalie to Servia. A Cabi
net crisis is expected if the Premier
Ie1uSeS W OD0g OAO ming
LONDON. June 29.-It is reported
that NJ. Washington, the French En-
bassador here, has informed Lord
Salisbury that no French Cabinet
could sign a document giving Eng
land preponderance in Egypt even
for limited time.
CoNsTANTrNoPLE, June 29.-The
threats of France in connection with
the Anglo-T Turkish convention have
had the effect of exasperating the
Porte 1t is believed the Sultan will
finally sign the convention.
The Porte has declined to grant
concession for the construction of
Asiatic railways to syndicate com
posed of Englishmen.
1t is stated that England Will not
accede to Turkeys demand that Eng
land shall only have the right to re
occupy Egypt in case of Turkey being
unable to send her own troops and
should apply for England's assistance.
ST.. PETERSBURG, June 29.-T1e Official
Messenger announces that twenty one
persons were tried at st. Petersburg
between the seventh and sixteenth
days of the present month on the
charge Of being active members of
secret society called the VIII of the
agopIe," and of completely in several
murders, including that of Chief of
Police Colonel Sudeikin and participa
ton in a number of robberies and
dynamite outrages.
Three of the prisoners were ac-
quilted and all the others were
sentenced to death Their death
sentences were, however, committed
in the cases of two of the prisoners
to exile in Siberia, and in those Of
others to Imprisonment and hard
labor.
BOMBAY, June Is The natives state
that Sidar Moor Mahomed, the leader
in the Ghilzai rebellion, recently cap
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